and couldn't spell her name?
Anita
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Matt Seattle wrote:
It's all beyond me, I don't know my Erse from my Alba
brilliant Matt - I (and the list) needed cheering up!
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, not one-offs. The
dimensions I use are very similar to the above with perhaps a little
extra length in the body.
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Steve Bliven wrote:
This made the rounds awhile back but also shows the origins
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKdGO8OeaZI
yes! thanks Steve, I had a dim memory of watching this but couldn't find
it. I am both fascinated and appalled, but there's no escaping the truth...
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To get
Malcolm Craven wrote:
Hi,
What is B A E tuning.
Should it be A E A
Or E B E?
I am confused a bit.
I don't think they'll threaten the domestic market
just in case you think I've gone quite quite mad
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/jan/23/cctv-sky-police-plan-drones
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. The following
points will, I hope, provide persuasive examples.
It seems to me Francis that by calling someone a 'bagpipe' you have
covered most of the insults known to man (woman) and saved yourself a
great deal of effort I'm all for improvements in energy efficiency ;)
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dangle in public -
it sets a bad example. What you do in private is up to you, but you may
have to suffer the consequences...
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smoothly with the lute (nsp) list then
quoted-printable. Base64 may work, but sometimes it appears as a solid
block of random letters.
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Gibbons, John wrote:
Makes a lot more sense than some stuff people have been sending lately!
indeed
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was that a test? did I pass?
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to the subtleties of music, but I
have a very very poor memory - it's a case of 'new tune in, old tune
out' for me when I learn by ear :(
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Dave Shaw wrote:
I noticed the following on you tube,
[1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoA3_MHwzZc
Very entertaining. Spot the future pipe makers in these photos
http://www.kingsmen.co.uk/gallery/thumbnails.php?event=wadebridge1975
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list, but it is still fraught with
problems (including privacy settings) and we are sticking with
newsletters via snail mail at least for now. Anyway Julia, if you find a
solution I will be pleased to hear about it!
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if they stopped their input.
Lets try not to get too heated and personal eh. We can all benefit by
counting to ten first then trying to be positive.
Helen
Here here! It's like observing a load of March (well, April) Hares in
action. Get out there and play yer pipes!
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Anita Evans wrote:
Here here!
or even, Hear Hear! ;
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Not wanting to be left out, here's my twopence worth..
could it be pronounced coyte, or quoit?
Quoit (?), n. [OE. coite; cf. OF. coitier to spur, press, (assumed) LL.
coctare, fr. L. coquere, coctum, to cook, burn, vex, harass, E. cook,
also W. coete a quoit.]
I particularly like the
Chris Ormston wrote:
Dear All,
I recently received a card through the letterbox advertising Northumbria Pipes
Plumbing Services.
Do ye ken John pee'd?
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Dear List,
Is there anyone who would be willing and able to play NSP for a wedding
in Perthshire on August 11th this year?
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thing so all
the pages can be accessed from an index.
Quite a mix of music, not all for pipes by any means, and much of it
published elsewhere, but interesting all the same.
Thanks to Ross Anderson for making it available online.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Richard, I was hoping you would come into the discussion.
Anita's method is certainly different in the initial stage of tying
the cane on to the staple but I think the main thing to be looked at
is the rubbing down and final scrape of the cane.
Yes, to clarify a
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